The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-10-06

The COncOrdia will give a dance on
the 11tb.
Dancing clubs will soon organize for
the winter.
The Battalion will go into camp at
the Lake Friday evening.
Miss Rosa Peter, of West North street,
Is calling on Pittsburg friends.
The will Of William Rider, of Sugar
creek township, was prO6Rted this
morning.
Mir. A. MoGregor has sailed from 9Iss-
gov and will be home the latter part Of
next week.
A 6:45 q. m. car on the two lead Ig
streets would be much appreciated by
wOTkmen.
Mr.. Marsh HlcklaDd, of Marlboro, is
vieiting at the home OF Mr.. r. Erwin,
29O North Market street.
Misses Nellie Owen aud Emma Trlssel
left to-day for Meadyille. Pa, where
they will visit several weeks.
Emanuel HolliDger has been ep.
pointed guardian Of John and Jesse
HOllirger, of Tuscarawas township.
Judged Faweett Monday heard the
petition Of the creditors OF LambOrn
and Grey for the appointment of
trustee.
The hearing of the petition of the
creditors of Lamborn & Grey for the
election Of trustee has been continued
until next Monday.
Marriage licenses have been taken
out by Samuel SchDblCh and Sarah
Harger, D. W. StsffOrd and AdeliAe
Fultz, of Canton.
Married, at Canton, on Sunday even
Ing, October End, by the Rev. j. B. Rust,
MIR. Henry LenhaTt and Miss Tillie
zeTbe; both Of Canton.
Mr.. Clemens BurwelI, undertaken for
Rockhill & Co., has gone to Morges. a
few miles south of WsynesOurg, to pay
short visit to his father.
Judge Pesse granted divorce yester-
day, In the case of Agnes Anderson Vs
William Anderson, on the grounds Of
extreme cruelty and gross neglect,
Married, by Rev. j. J. LebermaD, 0c-
tObeT 21d, at the Reformed parsonage,
Louisville, Mr.. VIM. McEnderffer and
Miss Florence Irwin; both Of Stark
county.
The County Commissioners held a
meeting Monday to take steps for the
grading Of Cleveland avenue up to the
Catholic cemetery, and may possibly
continue it to the lnfTmsry.
Marriage licenses have been taken
( ont by Henry LoDhart and Tlllie Zarbe,
Of Canton; Gsnian Elmer ShanabrOOk
and Hsnnah Rogers, of M0ssillCn, and
Edward A. McCOwen and Minnie A.
Kirby, OF Alliance.
The Stark COun'y Pomona GTaT ge
will hold special meeting in Grange
Hail, Canton, o., Saturday, October 22f,
at p. m. full attendance ls desired.
The object Of the meeting is to make
arrangements to entertain the next
State Grange which meets In Canton IN
December.
Mr.. Eden Norris. who has been aD-
pointed collector Of the "Dueber Fund"
as possible, upon all subscribers to said
fund who have not paid in full. 1t is
confidently expected that all subscrib-
save expense to the Board Cf Trade.
The Often6r subscribers compel the col
lectUT 10 call the mere 1t will cost the
Board.
Mr. Robert A. Biechele, son of Mr..
Charles Biechele, of this city, has been
selected rs member of the hospital
staff Of Western Reserve College. This
selection was made from a large class
of medical students. and is q disting-
uished homer. MIR. Biecbele's many
friends In Canton will be pleased to
learn of this success In his chosen pro-
fessiOn and wish him full measure Of
success. The professors of the college
bespesk for him brilliant future. Mr..
Biechel9 WAS for several years student
OF DR.. POrtmsnn In this city.
The following IT. m was clipped from
the Evening Mail yesterday: "a we'll
execu ed crayon drawing, representing
dog, by Elmer Greyhill, in the show
window of johnson Sherrick's hardware
store, attracts much attention Per-
soma making exhibits of this kind In
their windows should not fail to attach
card. explaining in large type the OBJ
jeot represented for the benefit of the
Mail reporter. who, 1t appears, IS unable
to distinguish h the d ference between q
dog and q lion. The drawing referred
to was pan drawing In ink represent
ing lion, and WAS eX acuIed by k. s.
Cradle.
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